Sign

Sign

Sign PDFs and fill in forms, on your own device.

1. Open the Sign tab and add one or more PDFs.
2. Next to Signature, click Change and make your signature: Type your name and pick a style, Draw it with the mouse, a pen or a finger, or use a Picture of it on paper (the paper is removed). Make your Initials the same way if you need them.
3. Under Where, choose:
   • Find the places: the app signs every signature line ("Signature", "Sign here" and the same words in the app's other languages) and every empty signature field it finds, and adds today's date where the PDF asks for one.
   • Choose on the page: click Open the page, then pick Signature, Initials, Text, Date, a tick, a cross, a dot or a line and click on the page. Drag to move, drag the corner to resize, double-click text to change it, Delete removes, Ctrl+Z undoes. Click a form field to type in it or tick it. The same places are used for every file you add, and what you put on the last page goes on the last page of each file.
4. Click Sign. Each file is saved as name_signed.pdf; the original stays as it was.

Good to know

• Initials on every page puts your initials at the bottom right of each page that isn't signed.
• Remember my signature on this device is off by default. When it's on, the signature pictures are kept only in the app's settings folder and are never sent anywhere; turning it off deletes them.
• Filled-in forms and everything you add become part of the page, so the result looks the same in every PDF reader.
• Protected PDFs: enter the password in the tab; the signed copy keeps the same password.
• This is a visible electronic signature (like signing on paper), not a certificate-based digital signature. If a PDF already has a digital signature, the app warns you first: any change makes that signature invalid.